A youthful South African cricketer has broken down and
kicked the bucket of suspected heart disappointment while preparing with his
foundation side in the Eastern Cape town of Alice.

Lukhanya Tsiki, 22, was joining in wellness tests on Monday
at Fort Hare Academy when he all of a sudden crumpled when his gathering
enjoyed a reprieve from their activities.

Individuals from the foundation staff tried to restore him
before he was exchanged to the Alice Hospital where he passed away later that
day. The institute is controlled by previous South Africa Test quick bowler
Mfuneko Ngam.

"Typically as of now of the year, folks will do
wellness. On Monday, we needed to check where the folks were with
wellness," Ngam told ABOCcricinfo. "He was fine, he didn't have any
issues, he was one of those folks who could run the yo-yo [bleep test] up to
20. He pursued 17 and he was done, he took his shirt off and sat with his mates
and hacked and caved in. We took him to the clinic however it was past the
point of no return."

Tsiki was an understudy at the Fort Hare Academy, which has
an organization with Cricket South Africa, where he was considering a
recognition course in Marketing Management. He had beforehand spoken to Border
Schools at the Coca-Cola Khaya Majola Under-19 national cricket week in 2010
and 2011.

"This is stunning news for the whole South African
cricketing group," said CSA CEO, Haroon Lorgat, "and for the benefit
of the CSA family I extend our most profound sympathies to his family, his
companions and his cricketing associates. We will do all that we can to give
advising and backing to his family and in addition the staff and players of the
Academy who have justifiably been profoundly influenced by this traumatic
occasion."

Ngam included: "We are tending to results on what could
have been the cause. He didn't hint at any anything being off-base. He was not
attempting to inhale and he didn't have any known heart issues. We need to
ensure something as this doesn't happen once more."

Tsiki is made due by his siblings, Khaya and Cebo, and his
sister, Neliswa. Cebo spoke to SA Schools in 2007 and made his establishment
debut for the Cape Cobras over the span of the 2015-16 season.